🇦🇺 Pauline Hanson & Anthony Mundine get heated on Australia Day debate
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How did the hosts introduce the accidental double‑booking of Pauline Hanson and Anthony Mundine?
Oh, yeah.
Well, Mayo's our guest booker and she booked in two guests around the same time. They both had things to promote that were dropping Monday, hence why they both wanted to come on today.
Baby brain.
And then, well, we thought let's lean into it and see if both these guests wouldn't mind coming on together. And it's a very unlikely pairing of Anthony Mundine and Pauline Hanson. So we're going to bring them in and see what happens. So bring in Anthony Mundine first, everybody. Welcome. Anthony, hi. Come take a seat next to intern Pete there. Hi, mate. How are you? Have you met intern Pete before, Anthony? I don't think we have, have we? I haven't met brother Pete. You haven't met him? Nah. He's filling in for Kyle. Kyle had a fall.
Nah. Yeah, I hope he's alright, man.
Yeah, he'll be alright. He tripped over luggage in the dark. Did you wear all orange because you were here with Pauline?
Nah, bruh.
I don't know. That's what I chose to wear today.
Well, before I bring Pauline in, your thoughts on Pauline? I don't even know.
Man, I don't even... I mean, everyone's different and, you know, they have their own opinions and whatnot. Obviously, she's got her opinions and They don't align with yours? No, not really. But, you know, we'll probably have it out today. Should I have brung some muslin gloves? But I can't. But I can't do it.
Yeah, no, exactly.
All right.
Well, let's bring in Pauline Hanson. She's coming out of the green room now.
Yeah, we'll have some fun.
Pete's going to be in the middle, like you're mediating.
Yeah, do you know who I feel like? I feel like David Spears from Sky News when he's doing like a dick debate or something like that. You must be.
You're living every little dream in your head today, aren't you?
What is happening this morning? Like all of my Pauline fans are listening.
Hello, Pauline Hanson. answer yes hi come take a seat hi pauline come take a seat pauline we're live on air and this is please me anthony mundine who's also here to promote something the famous anthony mundine right yeah what do you think what are your thoughts on anthony
Well, I think he's a fantastic athlete. The best. Actually, we've got a bit in common. We're both in the ring boxing all the time, taking on the heavyweights. Well, I thought I did have a heavyweight taking on last time, but it's become a lightweight. So, yes.
So, say hi to each other, guys.
Hello, Anthony. Good.
Yeah. Nice to meet you. So, yeah, well, you've both got things that you're doing on Monday. Very exciting. So, Pauline, we'll start with you because you have the movie dropping on Australia Day, Monday.
That's right. Yeah, a super progressive movie. So, we're going right around the country starting Monday night in Brisbane, then Sydney, then Canberra, Adelaide. All in one day? Hobart. No, day after day. Oh, day after day. Yeah.
And so, is it on at the actual cinema?
Yes.
And it's animated?
Yes.
Yes, it is. What is it like? One and a half hours, runs for one and a half hours. So it's taken a year for us to put the movie together.
What were Anthony Mundine and the hosts' first impressions when he arrived?
Yeah, and I've got to say, put out a big special call out to Dendy's. They've actually are the only ones that quite happy to put on the movie. We've had so much trouble getting people to put on the movie. Ah, the politics. Yes, the politics and it started at Canberra House where they denied us putting the movie on there. They don't like you in there. And Denny's is actually partly co-owned by Mel Gibson. So shout out to Mel Gibson.
Thanks, Mel. Do you like – so do you have – because you are now the second most popular part. Is that crazy to you or did you always know eventually I will get the support of the Australian public? No. Because when you first came out, you had a lot of blowback and a lot of people who did not believe in you and thought that, oh, she's crazy. She's a bit unhinged. You know, there were those haters and detractors. But now it feels different. Like there's times of change somewhat. And now people are looking to you somewhat to go, maybe, maybe we should rethink that.
Jackie, I think with politics is you have to have a vision for the future.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
How did the hosts introduce the accidental double‑booking of Pauline Hanson and Anthony Mundine?
0:02–3:08
2
What were Anthony Mundine and the hosts' first impressions when he arrived?
3:08–6:50
3
How did Pauline Hanson describe her new Australia Day movie and its release plans?
6:50–20:35
4
What are Anthony Mundine's proposals for changing how Australia Day is observed?
20:35–22:58
5
How did Pauline Hanson respond to ideas about a morning of mourning and an afternoon of celebration?
22:58–30:25
Speakers
8 identified
Karen Middleton 13 min
Jackie O (Jackie Henderson) 8 min
Anthony Mundine 3 min
Pete (Intern Pete) / Producer Pete 1 min
Studio applause/producer voice (Unknown) 1 min
Callers (various) / Blaine/Josh (callers) (Unknown)
Anthony Mundine (singing / audio clip) or backing vocalist (Unknown)
Pauline Hanson
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